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You’re executing a script directly off of a git repo. There’s a lot of trust involved there. One sneaky pull-request away from an exploit.

That said, I do it all the time like everyone else. :)

Scripting out your favorite settings, here’s an example: https://github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles/blob/master/.macos

I use something similar, along with dotbot (https://github.com/anishathalye/dotbot) to wire up other application’s settings files. There’s lots of good examples around to steal and tweak.

Bravo!

If you need that much information about a variable, I would expect, in general, that the context it lives in is doing waaaay too much and should be broken up.

This needs to happen.

Seems silly to use the pipe to feed the collection into the first map call. Otherwise pretty nifty, I’ve been enjoying learning Elixir the last few months.

Amen. One of the best things a college career counselor can do is make sure kids know they aren’t special little snowflakes, or super rock-star A+++ awesome. It should not be a shock that an entry-level position is doing entry-level work.

Whew, you should rest after taking a leap like that!

Truly amazing teachers can break through that. I never had any in high school but I certainly had a couple in college.

There’s a link to the Onewheel at the bottom of that page, no indication they’re related though.

Speed still irrelevant in many applications.

Jeesh, plagiarism and misrepresentation on the internet now? What's next?

How to advertise by asking a question?

"Follow-up post when you sell your company to Facebook, Google or Twitter"

I lol'ed.

"Please install Flash to view this video."

Nice!

What was it running before iOS?

Jeesh, we get it, iOS 6 maps are the worst thing since Super AIDS.

That is the site, demonstrating what a lack of testing gets you. It's brilliant.

All code written has a chance to live forever, you owe some tests to the next guy forced to fix your shit.

Problem 1: I can't get this damn div to float to the right of my content.

Problem 2: My network card firmware stops acknowledging commands from the driver after 3 days of high utiliization.

If you think you would assign the same person to "solve these problems with code", you're being silly. People specialize and gain expertise in their areas. Use the right tool for the job.

Indeed, I did ever worked. Of course you need some breadth of knowledge, but unless the place was absolutely tiny, your low-level developers writing VHDL weren't going to be asked to optimize a SQL query or tweak CSS.

Not that they couldn't, but why would you?

My hindsight is super clear as well, what's with these guys?

Why must all software developers be able to operate in all domains? What other industry has a requirement such as this?

There's more than enough work out there, why must a web dev know or care how to twiddle bits, or vice versa?

Saved it with affiliate links, apparently.

Maybe someday we can attach images/docs to issues... I mean, why would you ever want to attach an image to a site rendering issue when you can try and describe it at length and still fail? Sigh.

I don't think Github follows an enterprisey deploy on Saturday night kinda thing... If it's ready, push it.

How exactly would NASA exist without American citizens? I'm sure those engineers would happily work for free in a shed, right?

That doesn't mean we get significant credit, but to ignore the realities of how this stuff works is silly.

So all you need to do to have the automatically updated weather icon is manually update the weather icon when you want it automatically updated?

Incredible!

You imply good design cannot be had at places like 99designs. I find that unfair, and a bit conceited.